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Newspaper

The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1910

Page

6

Wengo Lead Report On Coalition Forming Against U S Aggression

The article reports Latin American coalition talks to resist U S interference in Central and South American affairs. It notes Mexico seeks leadership, Diaz aims to unite the region, and possible European backing including Germany, with fears of a Washington protectorate and intensified regional tension in Paso and beyond.

United States Wi Paso Tex Mexico Washington Loppy Attra Pent Bret Central South America Cuba Dias Diaz Latin America Germany

Floods isolate Los Angeles as routes wash out

California floods cut communications for two days stranding travelers. Between Los Angeles and San Bernardino two rail segments were washed away on the Salt Lake and Santa Fe line. Twelve marooned people near Downey were rescued at dawn by Venice lifeboat crews.

Los Angeles San Bernardino Salt Lake Santa Fe Santa Ana Downey Venice Life-Raving

Morse Denounces Court As He Begins Prison Term

Charles W Morse departed New York for a fifteen year federal prison sentence in Atlanta Ga for violations of national banking laws. He spoke briefly through tears from the Tombs, receiving his wife and two sons before leaving. Morse issued a prepared statement calling the sentence brutal and unworthy of a civilized court.

New York Charles W. Morse Atlanta Morse Pewspaper

Dinosaurs Found by Carnes Museum Team in Utah

Pisburg reports Carnes museum director announces discovery of dinosaur bones by a Carnenia expedition in Utah. Early analyses suggest the bones belong to a large sauropod older than the diplodolus specimen at the nearby site. A detailed report is being prepared for publication.

Pisburg Carnes Museum Utah

Faded OCR Note on Market Control Debate

A damaged OCR fragment references German policy, a call to action against rising food prices, a gover nment push to curb mailing proclamations, and a mention of women’s civic role and votes in a campaign. The text is unclear and partially garbled.

Germany Mowt Tee Womdn United Maser

Submits Trust Case To Be Argued Next Week In Court

The United States circuit court for the Southern district of New York will hear arguments next week on Eric Agninet Trust. The petition was dismissed as to foreign tobacco companies, while other Americas subsidiaries were added to the case. The court enjoined the parties from continuing operations and from interstate commerce.

United States Circuit Court Southern District of New York Americas Companies

Death of Earl Percy Reports Duel Mystery in Paris

Paris and London report the death of Henry Algernon George, Earl Percy, former under secretary of state for foreign affairs, as due to pneumonia complications. Family says the illness followed a pneumonia attack, but rumors claim a duel in Paris days earlier caused fatal wounds. He was the eldest son of the Duke of Northumberland for India, born 1871, unmarried, with home in London.

London Wordla Paris Earl Percy Henry Algeron George Duke of Northumatate India

Mexico City Brief on Zelaya Press Talks Policy

President Disa reportedly advised Jose Zelaya to curb talk to reporters. Zelaya’s secretary said Zelaya would refuse interviews for six days, offering no explanation beyond a six day pause.

Mexico City Disa Jose Zelaya Zelaya Nicaragua

Mayor Seeks Presidential Intervention In Switchmen Strike

Minneapolis Mayor James C. Haines urged President Tait to use official influence to end the railway switchmen strike. He warned ongoing stoppage harms interested parties and the general public and could worsen without an early settlement.

Minneapolis James C. Haines Tait Auch

Gaynor Names Robert Adamson as City Secretary

Mayor elect Gaynor announced he will appoint newspaper man Robert Adamson as secretary at six dollars a year. Adamson, 37, born in Georgia, has served as city editor of the Atlanta Constitution and worked with the Brooklyn Eagle and New York Morning World.

Lusk Newspaper Man New York Gaynor Weureday Robert Adamson Adamson Georgia Atlanta Constitution Kyeulug Sus Brooklyn Eagle New York Morning World

Uncle Jee Supplied With Cigars

Washington report describes Speaker Canson returning to Washington with Chrlaiman cigars and remarks on his health and activities. The text mentions a grant and houses, with unclear details about individuals and local concerns.

Jee Washington Canson Claus Joe Desland Beeen

New Yorker Denies Role in Conspiracy and Surrender

A New Yorker denies involvement in a conspiracy and asserts his desire to return. He confronted General Dicks in New York, received a passport and invitation, and traveled there to surrender. General Dicks declares he knew nothing of the Lincoln plot.

New York Howard

Mexico and government clash over power as Zelaya inquiry opens

President Madris appoints a five member investigating committee to audit Zelaya and related matters while Gre Includes ministers and committees work on mino r determination amid a murky political dispute. Washington reports focus on agricultural wheat prospects in arid regions and U S plans to boost grain output and plant loading capacities.

Madris Zelaya

Minister May Lose Feet After Snow Walk to Christmas

Chicago Reverend W F Bostick, a University of Chicago divinity student, may have both feet amputated after he walked two miles through a blizzard to reach a Christmas service at Yor ville Little Baptist church. A farmer’s house nearby might have saved him if he had sought shelter earlier.

Chicago W. F. Bostick University of Chicago Little Baptist Shurch Yorville

Turkish Cabinet Resigns After Widespread Conflict

Constantinople reports the entire cabinet including the grand vizier resigned following serious clashes at Baghdad. Official confirmation notes upheaval within the government, while the exact cause of the Pasha's resignation remains unclear amid ongoing political turmoil.

Constantinople Pasha Grand Visier Bagdad Wiley Ee

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